The following relate to England and Scotland during the Reformation.

• Henry VII of England (r.1485-1509)
• Henry VIII of England (r.1509-47)
• Edward VI (r.1547-53)
• Mary Tudor (r.1553-58)
• Elizabeth I (r.1558-1603)
• Catherine of Aragon
• Star Chamber
• Fiscal Feudalism
• Thomas More; Utopia, Defense of the Seven Sacraments
  
• Thomas Wolsey; Hampton Court
• Field of Cloth of Gold (1520)
• John Colet; Erasmus of Rotterdam
• James IV of Scotland (d.1513) Battle of Flodden (1513)
• Thomas Cromwell; Court of Wards; Dissolution of the Monasteries
• Thomas Cranmer; Book of Common Prayer
• Reformation Parliament (1529-36); Act of Annates; Act of Restraint of Appeals; Succession Act; Act of Supremacy; Treason Act
• Ecclesia Anclicana
• William Tyndale
• Geoffrey Elton
• Henry VIII (r.1509-47)
• Anne Boleyn
• Jane Seymor
• Anne of Cleves
• Catherine Howard
• Act of Uniformity 1549
• 42 Articles, 1552 (39 Articles, 1563)
• The Book of Martyrs by John Foxe, 1563
• The Elizabethan Settlement
• William Cecil, Lord Burghley and Robert Cecil
• Francis Walsingham
• The Rough Wooing 1542-50
• James IV of Scotland (d.1513)
• James V of Scotland (r.1513-42)
• Marie de Guise
• Treaty of Cateau-Cambresis, 1559
• Treaty of Edinburgh, 1560
• Francis II of France (r.1559-60)
• Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots (r.1542-67; d.1587)
• The Scottish Reformation
• John Knox; The First Blast of the Trumpet Against the Monstrous Reign of Women
• James VI and I (r.1567-1625, 1603-25)

Bigger issues to consider:

1. How does the English Reformation differ from the Reformation on the Continent?
2. How did the Tudors fundamentally transform the government of England in the 16th century?